On the heels of the certification of Epic Aircraft’s E1000 GX, the Bend, Oregon-based company announced that it is expanding its service center network, adding Broadie’s Aircraft—an FAA Part 145 repair station—as a partner to provide maintenance services for the single engine turboprop. Based at Fort Worth Meacham International Airport (KFTW), a Class D airport in the Fort Worth, Texas metropolitan area, Broadie’s Aircraft was founded in 1946 and has been in continuous operation longer than any other maintenance facility in Fort Worth.
Epic Aircraft Expands Service Center Network
Key Takeaways:
- Epic Aircraft is expanding its service center network by partnering with Broadie's Aircraft in Fort Worth, Texas, as an authorized maintenance provider.
- Broadie's Aircraft, an FAA Part 145 repair station, will offer inspection, maintenance, and repair services for Epic's full fleet, including the E1000, E1000 GX, and experimental Epic LT.
- This expansion follows the recent certification of Epic's E1000 GX turboprop and aims to build a nationwide network of dedicated service centers for its customers.
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